Goodness. Sorry to hear that! No apologies!! Big hugs to you!
Discussion- The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde
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mailto:?body=It's a good rainy day ghost story for the whole family,without being actually scary..I have never seen a movie version of this but I bet it is super fun. I will be on the lookout for it.
That's rough dude..know you did all you could,and take comfort in that,and knowing that person is now at peace..Hang in there my friend..
Oh wow Scott. No worries but thinks for letting us know.
....first one in a while I wasn't able to get a heartbeat back on.....
I'm so sorry. Having that responsibility would be such a frightening thing. But also rewarding too when you can change the course.
....it is a grim environment, but on the rare occasion I truly feel that I helped someone, it reminds me why I got into nursing.....
Not making light of it,at all..just saying,if he had been down for a significant period,of course there is the brain damage issue..pretty sad situation GNT,no way for someone to die..one of my friends lost hope after a breakup with his girlfriend,and chose that out..it was real sad..
....I knew that of course, but I don't like it when someone dies on my shift.....the hospital actually got a pulse back with drugs and intubation-but there was no brain activity....
(((Scott)))
How are you feeling? There may have been an update that I missed about the kidney stone.
...thanks Marsha....the pain is gone for now....but no passing of the critter as yet....still waiting on the hospital to get me in for another CT scan....I just want to find out the make-up of it-so as to avoid things that will exacerbate the situation....
Hope it all goes well and that they can get you in sooner than later.
The canterville ghost is the funniest ghoststory i read. Great story but Oscar Wilde is a fave of mine.
May i suggest a story for somewhere up the line?
"Oh, Whistle, and I Come to you, my Lad" by M.R. James
May i suggest a story for somewhere up the line?
"Oh, Whistle, and I Come to you, my Lad" by M.R. James
Kurben would you like the lead the group on Oct 31? I have a free link to the story
http://www.thin-ghost.org/items/show/150
I am sorry but i'm away.A trip to Finland and then a work conference so i will not have the time. Some other time perhaps?
Certainly, just let us know and we'll make a week for that story.
What time do you usually held these discussions? and day`?
They are usually held on Wednesday at 8PM eastern time (this can vary to 7 or 9). The thread is opened and discussions begin. However, the thread remains open during the next days and even months for anyone to post their thought, comments . Many come late to the discussion due to family or a TV conflict. Very informal.
fljoe0 started the group and each week there is a volunteer to pick the next story and be the leader.
You could easily start a thread-- and leave it open for others to respond at a later time that day.
Absolutely. We cater to all time zones here.
Everyone should also know that you can add to any discussions we've already had no matter how old the threads are. There's no expiration date on these.